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Pillar of the Community
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Honestly, I've had several albums (from different vendors, including an ebay one) that came in as Media Mail, I didn't even know what Media mail until I saw your post.
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SOOOOOOO, Well I had an old Peace dollar album, since I didn't need it, I put it for sale on ebay. Ended up selling it. With shipping and ebay fees I'm out a few dollars, basically I got a new album for about $5, can't really complain. I'm surprised how even used Dansco's are holding value. So the moral of this post is sell those old Dansco albums!
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Excellent! 
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Pillar of the Community
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Dansco should consider splitting their 7070 into a 19th century and a modern century album.
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Quote: Dansco should consider splitting their 7070 into a 19th century and a modern century album. Then they could accommodate more of what he 19th century has to offer. The modern album would have more as well.
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Pillar of the Community
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Quote: Then they could accommodate more of what he 19th century has to offer. The modern album would have more as well.
Indeed. And it would give collectors a chance to decide to do either one or both. Of course, the division between 19th Century and 20th Century is arbitrary. You could also think of dividing it along WW-I lines: Classical Album (1797-1916) and Modern Album (1916-today). That way the Barber series (nickels, dimes, quarters, half) and Morgan dollars fall in the "Classical" album and the "Modern" album would start with Peace dollars, Walking Liberty, Standing Liberty, etc.
Edited by NumisEd 04/12/2021 10:39 am
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I like the classic and modern division idea. I would be inclined to separate them as we do on the forum. Liberty and related allegories are classic, dead people are modern.
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Quote: I like the classic and modern division idea. I would be inclined to separate them as we do on the forum. Liberty and related allegories are classic, dead people are modern. Then the two album would overlap in the period 1909-1947.
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Yes, because the division is based on series, not date. Just like Classic and Modern are here on CCF. Just an idea, not saying it is the right idea. All moot because I doubt Dansco will ever do any of this. 
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Pillar of the Community
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I really hope they get their act together once they get back to full production. There's a ton of ideas they could be making keen money on
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Pillar of the Community
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I just checked, latest update (it's 3 months old though)
March , 2021 UPDATE- We began production beginning October 19, 2020 with a small crew. It is taking time for the albums to reach the distributors and subsequently, the retail stores but we are manufacturing albums. Until we are able to hire a full workforce, we will be manufacturing at a slower pace. We are simply grateful to all of you, our loyal customers for your patience and for supporting American jobs, especially during these very challenging times. Stay healthy and be safe. -Dansco
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Better than no update at all. 
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snippet from hfjacinto post Quote: Until we are able to hire a full workforce, we will be manufacturing at a slower pace. We are simply grateful to all of you, our loyal customers for your patience and for supporting American jobs, especially during these very challenging times. Now,there's an interesting job opportunity! (If you live in Los Angeles)
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Quote: If you live in Los Angeles You mean Washington state. They moved. (See page two of this topic.)
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Bedrock of the Community
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At least they didn't move to China.
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